I don't understand how people can treat information as something finite and countable. Like you can just count on it to be learned at any given time when psychology states that every few years a person enters a new stage in life. All we are really doing is counting those stages and then trying to teach the youngster in a way that might not even make sense to them. In which case it can be related trying to pound the stage related information into people's brains as if they can hold it in their hand. And then when we fail to grasp something because we aren't ready or the informer is themselves incompetent, the "learner" is seen as an inferior and is strictly forbidden to learn in their most excelling state. And this is why Americans have a lack of intellectual prodigies. Then as a resulting condition of this social conditioning, many, many people are afraid to do things out side of the norm for conformist sake. Meanwhile as this is taking place in corporate politics people get fired, because hey it worked in the 90s and 80s and who was really complaining? The jobless and the underpaid. But hey you can could easily get another job then. But as time progressed, jobs disappeared and who is complaining? The jobless and the underpaid. Who are finding it harder and harder to have a comfortable income. While some are asking for more pay, and others are getting pay degrades soon their will be only 2 classes of people. The minimum wage, and the already rich people who further the social conditioning regime by controlling the less than rich lives, the stock market, and anything else thats exclusive to rich people. And they say there is no class warfare? But as I have heard Ron Paul say about the rise of authoritarianism, this is a good thing. For only those who are willing to fight, will fight.